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Meanings of scrambled in English

Scrambled.

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Usage of scrambled in English
1
The reply came back a few minutes later; that was scrambled too.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
2
The message isn't encrypted or scrambled or hidden among thousands of documents.
Wired
3
Chinese authorities have scrambled to steady the rollercoaster stock markets this year.
Reuters
4
Companies have scrambled to nab talent, with recruiters scouring far and wide.
Reuters
5
Ayrton seated himself in front, and Olbinett scrambled in among the luggage.
In Search of the Castaways; Or, The Children of Captain Grant
6
My hastily assembled crisis team had scrambled back into their respective positions.
Spike
7
It's not even scrambled: the encryption is handled at the exchange level.
Overtime: a tor.com original
8
Service firms could name their price while the producers scrambled to drill.
Reuters
9
She scrambled over to Carlucci's alligator case and clicked the catches open.
Wild Cards IV: Aces Abroad
10
He scrambled to use his cupped hands to toss out the water.
Return of the Crimson Guard
11
He kicked and kicked and scrambled and splashed around in the brook.
Bunny Rabbit's Diary
12
I hit it really nice and scrambled well when I needed to.
Reuters
13
Once more she watched him compose scrambled words into a coherent message.
Acts of faith
14
Alan scrambled to the bank and laid the dog on the grass.
Hunter's Marjory / A Story for Girls
15
Bubba scrambled back out the window, which was on the second story.
Club dead
16
She scrambled through her pages of data, found the information on Jack.
Deadly little secrets
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